Introductory Words
Sentence Structures
Clauses
Annotating Marks
Coordinating Conjunctions
100
Introductory words
What kind of words introduce dependent clauses?
100
Sentence that contains only one independent clause.
What is a simple sentence?
100
A sentence that contains one complete thought.
What is a independent clause?
100
Underline it once
What do you do to the subject of the sentence?
100
joins independent clauses.
What does a coordinating conjunction do?
200
3
How many different types of introductory words are there?
200
A sentence that has one independent clause and one or more dependent clause.
What is a complex sentence?
200
A group of words that contain a verb and its subject.
What is a clause?
200
Underlined twice
What is the mark for verbs when annotating?
200
,
What is a coordinating conjunction preceded by?
300
Relative pronouns
What kind of introductory words introduce adjective clauses?
300
A sentence that contains only one incomplete thought or dependent clause?
What is a sentence fragment?
300
begins with a special introductory word and is not a complete thought.
What is a dependent clause?
300
Circle it
What do you do to a coordinating conjunction?
300
,and
What is the coordinating conjunction that can be changed to a semi-colon?
400
Noun clause introductory words
What kind of words introduce noun clauses?
400
a sentence that contains two or more independent clauses with one or more dependent clauses.
What is a compound-complex senetence
400
how, if, that, what.
What are some noun clause introductory words?
400
Put it in brackets
What do you do to a clause?
400
7
How many coordinating conjunctions are there?
500
Subordinating conjunctions
What kind of words introduce adverb clauses?
500
A sentence that contains two or more independent clause and nothing else.
What is an independent clause?
500
Independent clause
What kind of clause should be in every sentence?
500
Tepee with one end pointing to the subject and the other end pointing to the verb.
How do you mark a subject verb pair?
500
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so
What are all of the coordinating conjunctions?
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n
u